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JadeWall
Edward Scissorhands never scared me at five years old, even though I couldn't get out of bed if no one else was in the room. I happen to beleive that plastic straws MUST contain some sort of nutrients. I have a scar on my thigh from when I was two and my dad dropped a baked bean on me. I think Bigfoot IS out of focus, that's the problem. Which is even Scarier, you know? There is a large, out-of-focus monster running around the countryside. Run, get out of the way, he's fuzzy!I can't take credit for that joke. One of my main goals in the next two years is grow my hair out to my waist, then cut and donate it. [white]I hate the cold./white] I want to learn how to surf. I have a new obsession with the Twilight Zone. Johnny Depp=Brilliance. ] I guess I have a weird obsession with my hair, but not in the way you would think, I can't stand hairspraying, straightening, blowdrying it.
My principal told me in elementary: You'd best start believing in candy stories, Miss...uh...Sonic, You're in one!
My nickname in fourth grade was Skittles. One day in fourth grade one of my friends had a package of M&Ms, or was it Skittles? Yeah, Skittles. So, as all kids do, everyone was begging him for just one, pleeeeease?Of course, he chunked it across the room and said "Go fetch!" I rolled my eyes and went to dump my tray. As I walked back to the table, I was still chewing on my roll. Of course, everyone assumed I had picked up the candy bit in question and I became Cursed. [sigh]
I find Michael Caine attractive, it's all about the accent, you know?
Fire Alarms should have a more pleasant sound. Like maybe a very soothing, southern, voice saying things
"It's all right, chile' just follow me out tha' door, alright, hun?"
Because, knowing me, if I ever hear one going off, and there is an actual fire, I would probably hit it with a kitchen towel and complain about them being good for nothing more than to slowly drain 9 volt batteries. [winkgrin]
ck]Yeah, I like potatoes. They smell...like flowahs. *sucks on potato*ck] He was eating soap when I found him! [laugh]
Reviews
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (2004)
The most original cartoon in a very long time
It's kind of funny that a cartoon has never been made with such a simple theme as the Imaginary friend. In the world of Foster's, when kids think up imaginary friends, they become real and can interact with anyone, even adults. But as the kid grows older, they grow tired of their "fake" friends. Or, in the case of Mac, a kind, friendly eight year old, parents and older siblings force him to give up his friend, Bloo. So he takes him to Foster's, where he makes an agreement with the staff to allow Bloo to live there without being adopted out as long as he visits him. The show has some pretty interesting characters, while they are not very original, are voiced and animated so wonderfully, it really doesn't matter. Among them are Madame Foster, (the eccentric, adorable old lady who run's the place), Frankie (her granddaughter), Mr. Herriman (Mdm. Foster's stiff, English imaginary friend), Wilt (an extremely apologetic, helpful friend), Coco (in my opinion, the only annoying part of the show), and Eduardo (the shy, Spanish speaking "monster".) Eduardo is also voiced by Tom Kenny, a truly talented man who has given voices to dozens of animated characters including BNLT SpongeBob and Heffer from Rocko's Modern Life. This show is very funny, no underlying "adult" humor here as far I can tell. My favorite episode is the one with Cheese, Bloo's younger brother. It will have you rolling when he sneers *bunnies*. Beware, though, if you watch this show, I guarantee you will get hooked!